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Password security is governed by Information Entropy measured in bits:
Where L is password length and N is the pool of possible characters. A 16-character password chosen from a 94-character ASCII set yields 105 bits of entropy. Cracking such a password via brute-force quantum or GPU arrays would take trillions of compute years.
9k#vQ2!wZ$8xM@7p (16 characters, uppercase + lowercase + numbers + symbols = 105.1 bits entropy).
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